First-Year Success | First-Year Success Center

What is the ASU First-Year Success Center?

The First-Year Success Center (FYS) is an award-winning, high-impact, dynamic Center that treats every student like a VIP through a variety of peer coaching services. Success coaching empowers students to thrive both inside and outside the classroom, and it’s customized to individual interests, strengths, and needs. Demonstrating how the right person at the right time can change a life, FYS coaches work with students on everything from transition (adjusting to college life) to transformation (realizing potential and dreams). FYS coaches answer questions about college life and provide insider tips and advice on academics, getting involved, finding scholarships, and more.

The right person at the right time can change a life.

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Set an appointment with a coach	If you know your assigned success coach, visit this link to set up a coaching appointment. Watch this short video to learn how to book with your coach. If you do not know your assigned success coach, please call us for additional help at 480-965-3289 or email us at fys@asu.edu. Please note: Our success coaches schedules and modality of appointments vary, and your coach may work in-person and remotely, or remotely only. As you book your appointment (either self-book, or with a member of our staff - success coach, desk-aide, or professional staff) your preference will be asked. If your preference does not align with your assigned coach, we will connect you to another success coach to meet your needs.
Ask general questions to the FYS staff and community	Join our Slack Channel
Call FYS	480-965-3289.

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Managing VUCA times (Volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity)

Coaching Tips and Questions for VUCA Times

It Takes a Village

First-Gen Zone training to empower faculty, staff

ASU's Gene Boyd and other university leaders talk about their first-gen experiences

First-gen students comprise more than 35% of the ASU undergraduate and graduate student body and are one of the fastest growing demographics nationally. Over 250 ASU faculty and staff interested in building their skill set to support the success of first-generation students participated in the inaugural First-Gen Zone training on Tuesday, June 25, 2019.